jade912:

http://seriesonline.fm/watch/kvX8PVve-the-expanse-season-3.html
im too

Stop spamming.

Watching the good doctor now and it is wow!

Series Final of The Leftovers - I have to say that i am a little disappionted

Cloak and Dagger

mkmyers45:
Series Final of The Leftovers - I have to say that i am a little disappionted

Why? I thought it ended perfectly.

KoiceReloaded:


Why? I thought it ended perfectly.

The story Nora gave is too implausible.....An identical world with 2% population will be in chaos and probably wont survive it.

Its safe to assume that some countries would have had everyone disappear and others everyone bar a few people.

How many planes would have crashed? On average they are 6,000 planes in the air at a time. How much of the 2% died this way?

How many nuclear plants would have gone into meltdown? The possibility that everybody disappeared from certain nuclear plants is very high. Secondly transportation to those sites by other teams would have been nigh impossible.

Most communications will go down within a few weeks. Disease and famine will kill a huge part of the 2% within a few years.

Where did the unborn fetuses go?

Knock Knock

Who’s there?

Broken Pencil.

Broken Pencil who?

Never mind, it’s pointless.

Brockmire

My kind of humor: crass, unapologetic, and fluid. This show should be on HBO to get more recognition.

Freethought:
Okay guys, for those of you that have finished seeing breaking bad season 5, please i need a little spoiler here...

Here's what i wanna know..

I just finished seeing season 4 and in this era of plastic surgery, i have a feeling Gus is not dead, expecially with the way he walked out of that room and adjusted his tie.


IS HE!

of course he's dead. That man with formings ehh. He was dying but was still able to adjust his tie. Lol

mkmyers45:


The story Nora gave is too implausible.....An identical world with 2% population will be in chaos and probably wont survive it.

Nope. A world with only 2% of the population will be an Utopia. At first, life will be hard, and way of life technology-wise will recede to circa 18/19 century cuz the few people left will be spread pretty thin and will not be able to handle all the fundamental facilities and systems serving a country, city, or other area, including the services and facilities necessary for its economy to function.

But if there is one thing humans are very good at, it is adapting. When there is no more pollutions, and less mouth to feed, the standard of life and human mortality would dramatically improved tremendously. Wars will cease overnight. Terrorism will be myth. Countries will have to forge closer diplomatic ties and trade ideas, foods and technologies since it's necessary for their mutual survival. 2% of the world population is highly sustainable.

mkmyers45:

Its safe to assume that some countries would have had everyone disappear and others everyone bar a few people.

United Nation will still function, and in time, few people left in the almost ghost countries will be absorbed by the ones with more sustainable populace. Problem solved.

mkmyers45:

How many planes would have crashed? On average they are 6,000 planes in the air at a time. How much of the 2% died this way?

2% of the earth population is a very tiny fraction of the population, so even if 6,000 planes were in the air when it happened, only a tiny fraction of the 2% would have found themselves stranded on an empty plane. Wouldn't be more than a few hundreds in total.

mkmyers45:

How many nuclear plants would have gone into meltdown? The possibility that everybody disappeared from certain nuclear plants is very high. Secondly transportation to those sites by other teams would have been nigh impossible.

An average nuclear plant can run for weeks unattended. And even if that fails, there are emergency procedures put in place for practically any john to shut it down in case of emergencies. A simple press of a designated button in the control room can effectively shut a nuclear plant down nowadays.

There are bound to be few nuclear plants that will explode of course, but the thing with nuclear plants are they are mostly constructed in isolated places where no one save for the workers live. And if there are only 2% of people left on earth, there is high probable chance that no one will even be affected by the meltdown at all.

mkmyers45:

Most communications will go down within a few weeks. Disease and famine will kill a huge part of the 2% within a few years.

Nope. People will learn to survive, and after a few years, the standard of live will be much more better than before.

mkmyers45:

Where did the unborn fetuses go?

Many will die, obviously.

KoiceReloaded:


Nope. A world with only 2% of the population will be an Utopia. At first, life will be hard, and way of life technology-wise will recede to circa 18/19 century cuz the few people left will be spread pretty thin and will not be able to handle all the fundamental facilities and systems serving a country, city, or other area, including the services and facilities necessary for its economy to function.

You are being generous on how long it will take to bounce back from such a deficiency.....Some key professions will be lost for at least a generations. Since the disappearances are random, it is very possible that say all cardiologist are gone and a 2% population with naturally occurring cardiovascular rates will thin out pretty soon. This skills can obviously be re-learnt but the initial bottleneck will wipe out at least 50-90% of the 2%.

KoiceReloaded:


United Nation will still function, and in time, few people left in the almost ghost countries will be absorbed by the ones with more sustainable populace. Problem solved.

Again you are being generous, what stops China from trying to ursurp the UN and grab key resources from itself? Re-organization of law and order in this scenario will take too much time. Remember the first scene with the ambulance and emergency services flying up and down the streets. Who is going to do that now?

KoiceReloaded:


2% of the earth population is a very tiny fraction of the population, so even if 6,000 planes were in the air when it happened, only a tiny fraction of the 2% would have found themselves stranded on an empty plane. Wouldn't be more than a few hundreds in total.

Factor in those on the road, those on sea, those in hospitals, those in hospices, the elderly, infants etc etc and you have a big chunk of the very vulnerable exposed to death within hours or days at the most. Expect a lot of dead kids especially given how remote the world is a la the 5 dead kids in Australia. The world is pretty remote and that alone will doom many

KoiceReloaded:

An average nuclear plant can run for weeks unattended. And even if that fails, there are emergency procedures put in place for practically any john to shut it down in case of emergencies. A simple press of a designated button in the control room can effectively shut a nuclear plant down nowadays.

There are bound to be few nuclear plants that will explode of course, but the thing with nuclear plants are they are mostly constructed in isolated places where no one save for the workers live. And if there are only 2% of people left on earth, there is high probable chance that no one will even be affected by the meltdown at all.

Granted this is true but again dont estimate the compound effect of atleast 10 plants meltdown. Power grid failure will be massive and occur almost everywhere.

The most improbable part of her story obviously is about the guy who built a copy machine to return her back. How did that work? Why didnt the guy build the machine since and re-unite families and make a ton of money doing so. Does not make sense

mkmyers45:
Cloak and Dagger

How is this? Compared to other Marvel series

Androidking:
in another series and its called THE BLACK SAIL

I stopped in episode 4, Aw is the film

mkmyers45:


You are being generous on how long it will take to bounce back from such a deficiency.....Some key professions will be lost for at least a generations. Since the disappearances are random, it is very possible that say all cardiologist are gone and a 2% population with naturally occurring cardiovascular rates will thin out pretty soon. This skills can obviously be re-learnt but the initial bottleneck will wipe out at least 50-90% of the 2%.

You're being way too harsh. 50-90% dying? c'mon now. There are bound to be casualties, it's a given, but nowhere near the percentage you postulated. I have a counter argument: What if a high number of competent cardiologist were among the 2%? What if most of the 2% are as healthy as a lam? In this scenerio, few casualties will be accrued, and the survivors will forge on and learn to adapt.

mkmyers45:

Again you are being generous, what stops China from trying to ursurp the UN and grab key resources from itself? Re-organization of law and order in this scenario will take too much time. Remember the first scene with the ambulance and emergency services flying up and down the streets. Who is going to do that now?

Every point has a counter-point. If China can usurp the UN (where she's already a permanent member) she could just as easily use her massive population advantage to send out humanitarian aids to countries heavily hit by the disappearance. China can be the big sister that could play a pivotal role in helping earth recover.

As for the ambulances and emergency services, people were surviving without them before in the 18 century, I'm pretty sure they can do without them for a short while as they relearn some of the needed skills to run this services.

mkmyers45:

Factor in those on the road, those on sea, those in hospitals, those in hospices, the elderly, infants etc etc and you have a big chunk of the very vulnerable exposed to death within hours or days at the most. Expect a lot of dead kids especially given how remote the world is a la the 5 dead kids in Australia. The world is pretty remote and that alone will doom many[

You're being very grim. I don't really think it will be that dire, it's not like earth will be completely empty. Earth is overpopulated as it is, who knows, 2% may be the ideal population after all. Even if 50,000 people die from the aftermath, the number is still negligible to the millions of people that would survive.

mkmyers45:

Granted this is true but again dont estimate the compound effect of atleast 10 plants meltdown. Power grid failure will be massive and occur almost everywhere.

A nuclear plant on meltdown can still generate electricity for years. When the Chernobyl nuclear plant started leaking and eventually went into full meltdown, it still generated electricity for years (14 years to be precise).

Also, there are alternative source of power generation that are more eco friendly and easy to run that would help the 2% tremendously: Solar, wind, dam, and coal.

Lana1:
Currently binging GOT again from 1 to 7 and this is still the best and most satisfying scene i ve ever watched on TV..


Fully expect Cersei's death to be equally satisfying but more painful, gruesome and slow

she is one of my favourite character...she is a fucking survival, despite all the storm blowing all around her she is still standing strong...she is truly a Lannister

So you read the book Huh...

KoiceReloaded:
The Expanse

Season 3


I love this show. It's my second favorite show based on series of books behind GoT. I would give the books on average as a series, a solid A-. I would give the show a B+. Books 1 and 2 are good. 3 and 4 are a slog (The mutiny/anti-mutiny/anti-anti-mutiny got old real fast and felt like they were there just to eat up words). Books 5 and 6 are fantastic and the best of the series, despite their lack of PM weirdness. Book 7 was just ok. Too many stupid decisions made by characters to advance the plot pissed me off, and to add to that, there were entire chapters with lots of words and nothing happening.

Having said all that, I think the show has masterfully pulled in characters/events from future books to allow the viewer time to get to know the characters better and tell a more cohesive story as they move from book to book.

am waiting for the next book by George R Martin...he can be a slow writer

Hargbo:
So you read the book Huh... am waiting for the next book by George R Martin...he can be a slow writer

As in eh. GRRM likes to keep his fans twiddling on their thumbs. Heard a new book of his will drop on November, a prequel to ASOIAF.

The originals Teen Wolf

tegamarro:
Just finished 3 Episodes off Condor
Demm the series isa killer the suspense is just lit
Abeg I can't wait for the rest
Who has an Idea when the remaining episodes gonna be set for upload

Episode 4 is out already, just finished watching

KoiceReloaded:
Legion

Season 2

David got littlefingered (his "allies" turned on him)

Farouk aka. the Shadow king is a master strategist. Next season is gonna be nuts.

Crazy Series, takes a little bit of crazy and genius to understand that movie

thegentleman:
Crazy Series, takes a little bit of crazy and genius to understand that movie

It's crazy, but it isn't that hard to follow. It tells a story - granted, a complex weaving of webs, but a story nevertheless. I didn't have to put my thinking cap on like I did with Westworld season 2. More of a thrill ride though.

thegentleman:
Episode 4 is out already, just finished watching

Thanks for the update

Westworld is a great series complex to understand at first but when keep watching it unveils hidden mysteries... 7/10

mkmyers45:
Series Final of The Leftovers - I have to say that i am a little disappionted

I wanted my time watching the entire movie.. makes A lot of sense at first then they blew the whole thing off..

A series of unfortunate events - Anyone?

Moneyboyz:
A series of unfortunate events - Anyone?

yeah, still waiting for season 2

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-5jUHf6yInM

Murdered 10 different individuals in a space of 1 minutes?! Who would have thought the high school chemistry teacher will become this cold?!

I can't wait to see the expression on hanks' face wen he eventually learnt what his brother in law has become.. Perhaps he's gonna faint 5 times. I'm seriously enjoying breaking bad, great show!!! .


KoiceReloaded, pls i need another spoiler... Why is Walt hiding the ricin? I mean why is he hiding it like it's something he can't produce easily? considering he's a great cook.. Is dere any specific reason?!

Freethought:
Murdered 11 different individuals in a space of 1 minutes?! Who would have thought the high school chemistry teacher will become this cold?!

I can't wait to see the expression on hanks' face wen he eventually learnt what his brother in law has become.. Perhaps he's gonna faint 5 times. I'm seriously enjoying breaking bad, great show!!! .


KoiceReloaded, pls i need another spoiler... Why is Walt hiding the ricin? I mean why is he hiding it like it's something he can't produce easily? considering he's a great cook.. Is dere any specific reason?!

He wanted to use it on someone and didn't want Jesse to know it was from him. Continue to watch, things will become clearly in subsequent episodes.

Freethought:
Murdered 10 different individuals in a space of 1 minutes?! Who would have thought the high school chemistry teacher will become this cold?!

I can't wait to see the expression on hanks' face wen he eventually learnt what his brother in law has become.. Perhaps he's gonna faint 5 times. I'm seriously enjoying breaking bad, great show!!! .


KoiceReloaded, pls i need another spoiler... Why is Walt hiding the ricin? I mean why is he hiding it like it's something he can't produce easily? considering he's a great cook.. Is dere any specific reason?!

lol....huge surprise coming for you

KoiceReloaded:


It's crazy, but it isn't that hard to follow. It tells a story - granted, a complex weaving of webs, but a story nevertheless. I didn't have to put my thinking cap on like I did with Westworld season 2. More of a thrill ride though.

lol, when one is talking about a nice series abeg make Westworld shift jare, Westworld was only rated well because of the storyline that was built between few cast, peeps following Westworld still follows because we are already hooked.

I love the presentation aspect of Legion, that part a voice tells a story. The one that cut my attention the most is the one that enlightened about how Technology like a cell phone has made people start an illusion that's not even there which turns a good person to a bully, then depression.

Legion really deserve all the accolades. Farouk is my best character, that guy is a damn genius. He played everyone and got his body back.

Hargbo:
So you read the book Huh... am waiting for the next book by George R Martin...he can be a slow writer

GRRM really need to write a book on the mad king or probably put it in a movie too..... What happened far before Game of Thrones